Eurasian Business Review

2011 - 2026

Current editor(s): Marco Vivarelli

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Volume 16, issue 2, 2026

Applying the theory of planned behavior to explore the role of AI adoption in shaping Fintech entrepreneurial intention: a cross-cultural study pp. 353-379

Son Tung Ha, Krzysztof Wach, Thi Loan Le, Cong Doanh Duong and Chung Dung Dinh

Understanding the skill provision of the I4.0 digital transformation: evidence from Italian companies pp. 381-424

Jasmine Mondolo, Giulio Pedrini and Marco Cucculelli

Explaining differences in entrepreneurs’ ICT use frequency between urban and rural regions pp. 425-462

Juan D. Ramos-Poyatos, Jorge Barrientos-Marín, José María Millán, Eimear Nolan and André van Stel

Beyond size: unpacking the effects of small-scale de-reservation policy on innovation and performance of manufacturing plants in India pp. 463-499

George Paily, Nanditha Mathew and Carlo Pietrobelli

The green executive: driving innovation through market openness and efficiency pp. 501-529

Jiatian Zhang, Songhe Xu, Zhaoyu Gao and Javier Cifuentes-Faura

Business continuity and workforce dynamics under climate shocks: insights from the 2013 Sardinian flood pp. 531-561

Grazia Errichiello, Antoine Mandel and Alessandro Sapio

Escaping institutional constraints: how environmental proactivity shapes the environmental international diversification of emerging market firms? pp. 563-593

Rasha Sabah, Gozal Ahmadova, Javier Aguilera-Caracuel and Jaime Guerrero-Villegas

The role of managerial climate awareness in earnings management: driver or deterrent? pp. 595-622

Yuhua Chen and Rufei Ma

Economic complexity and the demand for manual service jobs: Evidence from the Italian provinces pp. 623-649

Giulio Bosio, Anna M. Falzoni and Federica Maggi

Corporate cash holdings under geopolitical risk: Global versus localized effects pp. 651-676

Fariha Jahan and Doojin Ryu

The impact of sanctions on firms’ financial performance in Russia pp. 677-703

Han-Sol Lee and Kazuhiro Kumo

Volume 16, issue 1, 2026

The reconfiguration of entrepreneurship: how digital platforms and artificial intelligence transform the entrepreneurial process pp. 1-24

Simon Kleinert and Silvio Vismara

Women at the helm: gender gaps in business income among micro-entrepreneurs in Chile pp. 25-50

Rodolfo Lauterbach and Daniel Durán-Sandoval

Decoding AI: an early look at how French firms use AI pp. 51-93

Flavio Calvino and Luca Fontanelli

Industry-specific effects of IT systems: uncovering the winners and losers pp. 95-122

Egor Ivanov and Mariia Molodchik

From innovation to efficiency: how human capital shapes R&D outcomes in the 5G era pp. 123-150

Hui-Chien Fan, Irene Wei Kiong Ting, Joseph C. P. Shieh, Cheng-Hsien Lin, Wen-Min Lu and Day-Yang Liu

Innovative business models along the industry life cycle. Does demand turbulence matter? pp. 151-192

Marco Cucculelli, Riccardo Cappelli and Jasmine Mondolo

Building digital bridges: spillover effects of public infrastructure investment pp. 193-219

Maoguang Wang, Jianxiang Zhang and Xinzi Xia

Social trust and firms innovation in Chinese provinces pp. 221-253

Luca Andriani, Fu Zixuan and Gaygysyz Ashyrov

Knowledge path dependence in energy innovation: the role of spillovers and green absorptive capacity in renewable and non-renewable technology diffusion pp. 255-289

Daniel Coronado, Esther Ferrándiz and Jennifer Medina

Green investments, training costs and performance-related pay: differences between small and large firms pp. 291-321

M. Damiani, F. Pompei, Francesco Quatraro and A. Ricci

Key factors fuelling digital payment adoption in France: a step toward a cashless society pp. 323-351

Aymen Turki and Nisha Mary Thomas

Volume 15, issue 4, 2025

AI and the labour market: opening the black box pp. 925-951

Nathalie Greenan, Dario Guarascio and Jelena Reljic

Impact of robots and artificial intelligence on labor and skill demand: evidence from the UK pp. 953-1001

Martin Lábaj, Tomáš Oleš and Gabriel Procházka

Will your boss be an algorithm? A patent-based analysis of artificial intelligence worker management technologies and labour exposure pp. 1003-1033

Jacopo Staccioli and Maria Enrica Virgillito

Robots & AI exposure and wage inequality: a within occupation approach pp. 1035-1090

Florencia Jaccoud

Are artificial intelligence skills a reward or a gamble? Deconstructing the AI wage premium in Europe pp. 1091-1128

Konstantinos Pouliakas, Giulia Santangelo and Paul Dupire

Digitalization and automation in the automotive sector: the manifold role of lean production pp. 1129-1165

Margherita Russo, Armanda Cetrulo and Annamaria Simonazzi

Labour and technology at the time of COVID-19: can artificial intelligence mitigate the need for proximity? pp. 1167-1203

Francesco Carbonero and Sergio Scicchitano

Transformative forces: how capital intensity and technological innovation shape digital evolution in Chinese enterprises pp. 1205-1224

Xiaofei Jia, Lichao Lin and Ziling Huang

Does cooperative research affect firms’ technology spillovers? Evidence from China pp. 1225-1248

Pan Yu, Gaoju Yang and Hangyu Chen

Minimum global tax: winners and losers in the race for mergers and acquisitions pp. 1249-1278

Vito Amendolagine, Randolph Bruno, Maria Cipollina and Gianluigi De Pascale

Volume 15, issue 3, 2025

Innovation for the green transition: challenges and future perspectives pp. 631-645

Pelin Demirel, Ester Martínez-Ros and Francesco Quatraro

Public green demand and green innovation: evidence from US firms pp. 647-679

Fabrizio Fusillo, Gianluca Orsatti and Alessandra Scandura

On the geography of new green-tech-based firms (NGTBF): the role of “green demand” across EU28 regions pp. 681-713

Francesco Lelli, Francesco Rentocchini and Sandro Montresor

Environmental investment tax credit: the proportional effects pp. 715-739

K. B. Tchorzewska

Eco-innovation, firms’ employment growth, and the mediating role of export activities pp. 741-763

Serenella Caravella, Giovanni Cerulli, Francesco Crespi and Eleonora Pierucci

Financial literacy and environmental sustainability in SMEs: process innovation as an association mechanism pp. 765-802

Antonio Molina-García, M Teresa Galache-Laza, Vicente González-García and Julio Diéguez-Soto

Green intelligence: the AI content of green technologies pp. 803-840

Gianluca Biggi, Martina Iori, Julia Mazzei and Andrea Mina

Balancing acts: Unveiling the bidimensional influence of corporate environmental responsibility on Chinese manufacturing firms’ green innovation and financial performance pp. 841-870

Liu Zhilei, Jo Ann Ho and Shivee Ranjanee

Environmental regulation and firm productivity: evidence from China’s new energy industry pp. 871-906

Zidan Shan, Xiangyu Han and Zhaoyong Zhang

Green finance and carbon emissions in the EU: moderating role of biofuels and technology pp. 907-924

Morshadul Hasan and Ariful Hoque

Volume 15, issue 2, 2025

The creative response: the Schumpeterian legacy pp. 331-347

Cristiano Antonelli and Alessandra Colombelli

The impact of corruption governance on enterprise ambidextrous innovation: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in China pp. 349-384

Zhui Liu and Yuchun Tian

New KIBS specialisation in the Italian provinces over 2007–2020: proximity, ICT and localisation pp. 385-445

Marinella Boccia and Anna Maria Ferragina

Signaling through corporate social responsibility: evidence from mergers and acquisitions pp. 447-479

James Juichia Lin, Yin-Hua Yeh and Chien Chan

Nonlinear relationship between ESG factors and firm efficiency among unity software’s affiliates pp. 481-515

Qian Long Kweh, Irene Wei Kiong Ting, Wen-Min Lu, Jawad Asif and Hanh Thi My Le

Work organization, gender and workforce transition to non-employment in OECD countries pp. 517-561

Ekaterina Kalugina, Nathalie Greenan and Mouhamadou Moustapha Niang

Job loss during COVID-19: estimating the poverty and food security effects in Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco pp. 563-592

Adel Ben Youssef and Burim Prenaj

Shining moments: strategic timing of online earnings communication conference pp. 593-630

Runmei Luo, Yong Ye and Jingxuan Li

Volume 15, issue 1, 2025

Innovation and productivity: the recent empirical literature and the state of the art pp. 1-27

Jacques Mairesse, Pierre Mohnen and Ad Notten

National culture, institutional quality and firm R&D investment: evidence from the Asia-pacific IT industry pp. 29-59

Tamanna Dalwai, Vincenzo Scafarto and Syeeda Shafiya Mohammadi

R&D alliance and SMEs' innovation performance: Exploring contingent roles of absorptive capacity and technological opportunity pp. 61-91

Ji-Hoon Park and Ribin Seo

Assessing job satisfaction in the era of digital transformation: a comparative study of the first wave of tasks digitalization in Japan and France pp. 93-129

Sebastien Lechevalier and Malo Mofakhami

Perform, start, continue R&D activities: do financial constraints matter? pp. 131-173

Bianca Maria Chirita, Juan A. Máñez Castillejo and Óscar Vicente-Chirivella

Knowledge and cultural diversity in entrepreneurship: untangling the relationship pp. 175-204

Alessandra Colombelli, Anna D’Ambrosio and Valentina Meliciani

The role of local promoters in helping microentrepreneurs engage in digital business training pp. 205-242

Paul Rodríguez-Lesmes, Luis Gutiérrez, Juan Carlos Urueña-Mejía, Andrés Felipe Ortiz, Iván Darío Medina Rojas and Mauricio Romero

New England’s Pinnacle: fostering quality entrepreneurial ecosystems pp. 243-271

Alejandro Almeida, Antonio A. Golpe, Juan Manuel Martín-Álvarez and José Carlos Vides

Stock market liberalization and corporate risk-taking: evidence from Mainland China–Hong Kong Stock Connect pp. 273-301

Maoguo Wu, Zhengyang Yu, Yuhan Mao, Ziqi Zhai, Ruohan Liu and Yuwei Wang

Financial arrangement of female successors: a perspective from earnings management during successions in Chinese family firms pp. 303-330

Ruoyu Weng, Shihui Chen and Qiuping Chen